The Alex Prager ‘Week End' Exhibition is Retro
Tiana Reid — June 12, 2010 — Fashion
References: michaelhoppengallery & dazeddigital
The Alex Prager ‘Week End’ exhibition showcases the photographer’s work, all with a strong (and very evident) influence of Alfred Hitchcock and David Lynch cinematography.
Aside from film, the Alex Prager ‘Week End’ photography show is all about retro fashions like out-there wigs, vibrantly-stained lips, big hair and, of course, a sinister type of glamor. The series of photographs also presents stills from the film ‘Despair,’ which was written by Prager—clearly, a Jill of all trades.
Aside from film, the Alex Prager ‘Week End’ photography show is all about retro fashions like out-there wigs, vibrantly-stained lips, big hair and, of course, a sinister type of glamor. The series of photographs also presents stills from the film ‘Despair,’ which was written by Prager—clearly, a Jill of all trades.
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